Realization by Pascal Dangin, New York City, Wednesday, April 30 , 2008
Whatever the meanings of these images, their imaginative realization by Maya artists is instantly gripping.
But its most powerful pages relate the dawning realization by the president's men that "Bush was in denial about Iraq".
"Mittwoch," in a joyously imaginative realization by the director Graham Vick, proved enthralling for much of its six-hour duration.
But more than that, the magnitude of the Enron story reflects a realization, by official Washington, that we've become a nation of investors.
One is the belated realization by many investors that the Federal Reserve is determined to continue raising its target for short-term interest rates until the economy slows.
One was the realization by Church leaders that Brown's legion of fans, including Christians, believed that some of the book's assertions were true.
His statements may have also reflected a realization by Mr. Booker that in insular communities like Newark, a simple political truth often prevails: roots matter.
But it does reflect a realization by both countries that as much as the relationship improves, some of the old rules still apply.
The second-best moment is the realization by the Duponts' white-haired Russian guest, Madame Van Hemert Mary Diersonn), as "the maid" enters the room.
Mr. Tint Swe's own story tracks the changes inside the government, the gradual realization by many bureaucrats that military rule was not sustainable.
